England kicked off their World Cup campaign last night with a 4-2 win over Croatia. There was much to look forward to for Barcelona fans, as star signing Anthony Gordon started the game.
However, the biggest takeaway was Marcus Rashford’s goal to make it 4-2 for England, as the Manchester United star carried forward his form in La Liga.
Rashford, though, is not a Barcelona player anymore as the Catalans have missed the deadline to activate his buyout clause worth €30 million.
According to Ben Jacobs (h/t The United Stand), Barcelona are not too bothered about missing the June 15 deadline to activate Rashford’s permanent buy clause.
Rashford scored against Croatia in England’s opening match. (Photo by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images for Rexona)
However, the biggest takeaway was Marcus Rashford’s goal to make it 4-2 for England, as the Manchester United star carried forward his form in La Liga.
Rashford, though, is not a Barcelona player anymore as the Catalans have missed the deadline to activate his buyout clause worth €30 million.
According to Ben Jacobs (h/t The United Stand), Barcelona are not too bothered about missing the June 15 deadline to activate Rashford’s permanent buy clause.
Rashford scored against Croatia in England’s opening match. (Photo by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images for Rexona)
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